NEWS
Rankings World Trademark Review
8 of February, 2024
Once again, our Intellectual Property and Technology team, along with our partners Jesús Muñoz-Delgado and Sofia Martínez-Almeida, has achieved the highest distinction (GOLD) in the World Trademark Review rankings.
Additionally, Monica Esteve from the Madrid office, Anna Viladás Jené from Barcelona, Mercedes Corbal from Madrid, and Cláudia Tomás Pedro from Lisbon are also recognized in the individual categories.
We extend our gratitude to our clients and to World Trademark Review for their continued support, making this achievement possible for another year.
Additionally, Monica Esteve from the Madrid office, Anna Viladás Jené from Barcelona, Mercedes Corbal from Madrid, and Cláudia Tomás Pedro from Lisbon are also recognized in the individual categories.
We extend our gratitude to our clients and to World Trademark Review for their continued support, making this achievement possible for another year.
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Director of Business Development, Marketing and Communications
Sandra Cuesta
Director of Business Development, Marketing and Communications
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